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The article discusses research by Prof. Galinsky that finds racial and gender stereotypes may influence hiring decisions.
How Racial Stereotypes May Influence Hiring for Top Jobs
The Wall Street Journal.com
Prof. Mayer discusses recent big bank settlements of mortgage–related legal disputes.
In Deal, Bank of America Extends Retreat From Mortgages
The New York Times.com
The article covers research by Prof. Ross on how a male CEO’s children affect the wages of his employees.
How a Male CEO’s Kids Affect His Workers’ Pay
The Wall Street Journal.com
In the January issue of IEDP’s Developing Leaders, Mike Malefakis, associate dean of Executive Education, talks about how to manage the unpredictable nature of NYC from an executive education platform.
Managing the Unpredictable in NYC
IEDP’s Developing Leaders Magazine
The article cites research by Prof. Wilcox on how social networks, like Facebook, may inflate self–esteem and reduce self–control.
Twitter Saps Productivity, Facebook Makes You Fat
Bloomberg View
The article covers the launch of Voices at Columbia Business School.
Columbia Business School Launches New “Voices” Blog
Clear Admit.com
The article features the Best Books of 2012, including Dean Hubbard’s pick — Volcker: The Triumph of Persistence.
Best Books of 2012, According to Business Leaders
Bloomberg Businessweek
Prof. Toubia talks about his current research on how brand misdeeds can affect both existing and prospective customers.
Why Clients Will Shrug Off HSBC’s Misdeeds
The Wall Street Journal’s MarketWatch
Prof. Essner and student Scott Dempsey ’13 talk about benefits of the School’s Executives in Residence Program.
Resident Executives Offer Practical Aspect
The Wall Street Journal